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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-01-06
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The question is, will you finish it?
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2010-01-06
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Originally Posted by antoarts
I spent all night searching for music and tracker apps that *CAN* work, and i managed to compile a couple.
The question is, will you finish it?
Let me explain why i think this is useful. There are hundreds and thousands of programs for linux. Just because they are 'linux' doesn't mean they can run on the tablets or n900. Simply saying "Hey, i see this neat linux application, and I think somebody should port it to maemo!" doesn't help at all because most linux apps lying around there require outdated libraries and tools. There is no information on whether a port is actually doable, or that anyone should invest their spare time doing it.
Showing "This app builds and runs" means that it may be worth closer attention.
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find . -name \*.mp3 -exec mplayer -quiet -shuffle "{}" +
das ist your media player, and yuu vill like it
find . -name \*.mp3 -exec mplayer -quiet -shuffle "{}" +
das ist your media player, and yuu vill like it
Last edited by ArnimS; 2010-01-06 at 08:43.
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2010-01-12
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Originally Posted by ArnimS
And it is! as a musician using Renoise on desktop, this would make my N900 the ultimate sketching tool!
Showing "This app builds and runs" means that it may be worth closer attention.
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What it is: lets you make music on the n900, just like the old amiga .mods!
What it isn't: finished, bugfixed, debified, optified, etc etc.
http://chibitracker.berlios.de/
No point in uploading the binary. Plays .s3m tracks nicely though!
find . -name \*.mp3 -exec mplayer -quiet -shuffle "{}" +
das ist your media player, and yuu vill like it